Shadowblind said:
Realistic hit detection? A cover system? Atmosphere, from the videos that which appears to be one of war? Thats what I'm supposed to be looking at huh...I didn't like Call of Duty 4 or 5, so it appears to me I won't be liking Killzone 2. Call of Duty had all of it; great atmosphere, realistic hit detection (you get shot in the head you die.), war atmosphere, and fantastic graphics for its time. It oozed quality and multiplayer awesomeness, just like the first Killzone was supposed to, and I didn't care. Many people did, they had tons of fun and thus, they bought CoD 5. I'm not one of them. What seperates a good game to a bad game often times for me is experience. When its a new IP I always look at it with a clear mind. When its the sequel to the worst gaming let down of your life, your going to be cynical about it. Forgive me for not falling into the same hype that cost me $85 and a crappy experience a while ago. Killzone 1 was hyped to hell as the Halo killer that had finally arrived. And it did nothing. |
I think we've found your problem. It's obviously not with the game but the genre. So how could you expect to possibly like a game in which you don't even like the genre. By the way, what do you think makes an experiance? Your way to general in your terms. It's all of the things that it brings to the table and the quality in which it does so. To claim that Killzone 2 doesn't bring a high quality of what it has to offer is pretty stupid or uninformed if you ask me. I don't think this game could impress you no matter what it brings to the table and neither do i think our conversation is going to keep you from saying the game isn't worth the hype every time you get the chance to as I notice you like to do.